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We travel to Eastern Europe, where Ruuben Kaalep joins us from Estonia. Mr. Kaalep was elected to the Estonian Parliament when he was 25 years old and is widely regarded as one of the brightest and most forward-thinking minds among our people in all of Europe. Don’t miss his debut feature appearance on TPC!

After our first-ever stop in Estonia, we travel back to Croatia, where retired diplomat Dr. Tomislav Sunic once again joins our annual world showcase, bringing the latest news from the Balkans and his views on the war in Iran.

James Edwards shares a word of encouragement with the audience before a member of our listening family from Brazil calls in with an eye-opening, on-the-ground report!

Our annual March Around the World begins when we punch your ticket to the United Kingdom, where Nick Griffin offers his assessment of MP Rupert Lowe and his brand new Restore Britain party that nationalists on both sides of the Atlantic have been talking about. The former Member of the European Parliament also offers reasons for optimism, his opinion on the war in Iran, and takes questions from the audience.

After our stop in England, we head to Australia, where Professor Andrew Fraser files a report on all the latest news of interest Down Under. From there, our journey takes us to Mexico, where expat Ethan Ralph provides an eyewitness account concerning the recent explosion of cartel violence that was reported to have been targeting American tourists. Note: All March Around the World guests will also weigh in on Iran.

We wrap up tonight’s travels in Canada, where Paul Fromm, Director of the Canadian Association for Free Expression, updates us on developments in the Great White North before refocusing his attention on the war in Iran.

The ill-advised war in Iran has commenced. Mark Weber, Director of the Institute for Historical Review, provides a clear and composed perspective on Trump’s fateful decision, including background, consequences, and possible outcomes. An accomplished historian, lecturer, and current-affairs analyst, Weber is unusually well-informed about Iranian relations with other countries, including the United States, as well as about twentieth-century Iranian history. During his three visits to Iran, Weber met and spoke with a wide range of people, including ordinary citizens, writers, scholars, activists, and government officials from various countries. He has addressed meetings in Tehran, including a lecture to hundreds of young Iranian university students, and spoke at a conference of government leaders, where the country’s president also spoke. Weber’s expert opinion and commentary on this matter of utmost importance needs to be heard by all.

For the second consecutive week and the third time this year, former government contractor Padraig Martin provides a comprehensive, up-to-the-minute update on military actions taken thus far. Mr. Martin holds two master’s degrees, including one in Islamic Studies. He has worked in 78 countries, spending the majority of his time in the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Middle East.

Sam Dickson offers his commentary in light of Trump’s potential legacy-altering weekend.

Is war with Iran imminent? David Zsutty, Executive Director of the Homeland Institute and a former Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force, shares his informed opinion. Additionally, Zsutty takes a moment to break down the results of his recent poll of 815 respondents who are politically and demographically representative of white, non-Hispanic American registered voters, to gauge public opinion on ICE and mass deportations.